Got a question or comment? Send us a text! Mmm. Denzel. He’s not shirtless in this one but still fine. Can a movie about debate be compelling? It’s one of Justin’s favorite movies of all time so it looks like it. And along the way there’s trips up Interstate 29 looking for an alternate reality, The Color Purple and literacy, juke joints, Jussie Smolett, a teacher on top of a desk quoting literature again, a white professor teaching African-American Lit, the backroom of Daddy’s, being an alter...
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Got a question or comment? Send us a text! Mmm. Denzel. He’s not shirtless in this one but still fine. Can a movie about debate be compelling? It’s one of Justin’s favorite movies of all time so it looks like it. And along the way there’s trips up Interstate 29 looking for an alternate reality, The Color Purple and literacy, juke joints, Jussie Smolett, a teacher on top of a desk quoting literature again, a white professor teaching African-American Lit, the backroom of Daddy’s, being an alter...
Got a question or comment? Send us a text! DISCLAIMER: When experimenting with a new filter in Riverside, portions of our audio got cut off. This should be the final episode we this in. We apologize for any inconvenience. Stick with us! We're still learning! Otis and Maeve form a business which offers sexual advice to their peers. Sure. Sounds legit. They believe in sex positivity at Think, Pair, Swear. They also believe in Aimee Lou Wood, guys faking it, eaves dropping, abandoned...
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Got a question or comment? Send us a text! Mmm. Denzel. He’s not shirtless in this one but still fine. Can a movie about debate be compelling? It’s one of Justin’s favorite movies of all time so it looks like it. And along the way there’s trips up Interstate 29 looking for an alternate reality, The Color Purple and literacy, juke joints, Jussie Smolett, a teacher on top of a desk quoting literature again, a white professor teaching African-American Lit, the backroom of Daddy’s, being an alter...
